Tag: school closures
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Japan Flu Outbreak Prompts School Closures and Tourist Caution
Early Arrival of Japan’s Flu Season Raises Alarms The annual flu season in Japan, typically lasting from late November through March with a peak in January and February, has arrived almost a month early this year. Health officials say more than 4,030 people have already contracted influenza, marking the second-earliest onset in two decades. The…
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Japan Faces Early Flu Epidemic as Schools Close and Hospitals Strain
An Early and Intense Flu Season Grips Japan Japan is confronting an unusually early and severe influenza outbreak, with health authorities declaring a nationwide epidemic five weeks ahead of the typical season. More than 4,000 people have been hospitalized as of October 3, marking a sharp rise from the previous week. Dozens of schools and…
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Class Suspensions Due to Tropical Storm Opong on September 26, 2025
Class Suspensions Overview On Friday, September 26, 2025, class suspensions have been announced across various regions in the Philippines due to the severe impacts of Tropical Storm Opong (Bualoi) and the ongoing southwest monsoon. Parents and students should stay informed as local authorities may update this list as the weather situation evolves. Impacted Regions in…
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Class Suspensions Due to Severe Tropical Storm Opong: September 26, 2025
Class Suspensions on September 26, 2025 On Friday, September 26, 2025, various areas across the Philippines announced class suspensions due to the impacts of Severe Tropical Storm Opong (Bualoi) and the enhanced southwest monsoon, or habagat. The safety of students remains a top priority as the weather conditions pose risks in many regions. Overview of…
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School Closures in Flood-Hit Sialkot: Important Updates
Overview of School Closures in Sialkot Sialkot district authorities have taken significant measures in response to the devastating floods that have affected the area. A recent announcement confirmed that 26 government schools in flood-hit regions will remain closed for an additional two days, specifically on September 11 and 12. This decision aims to prioritize the…
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Class Suspensions Announced for Monday, September 1, 2025
On Monday, September 1, 2025, the anticipated heavy rains and adverse weather conditions in the Philippines have prompted local government officials to announce class suspensions in several areas. This decision aims to prioritize the safety and welfare of students amidst the forecasted inclement conditions. Parents and students are urged to stay updated regarding the class…